On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 18:47:08 +0000 (UTC), "Mike O'sullivan"
wrote:

Here beginith the lesson:

Stan Tracey
Gareth Williams
Zoe Rahman
Simon Colam
John Horler
Mike Garrick
Steve Melling
Robert Mitchell
John Taylor
Robin Aspland
Geoff Eales
Mike Gorman
Brian Dee

I am familiar with some of those. I have Stan Tracey on vinyl. I may
have others too. Can you recommend some albums I should check out?
Thanks.

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On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 18:47:08 +0000 (UTC), "Mike O'sullivan"
wrote:

Here beginith the lesson:

Stan Tracey
Gareth Williams
Zoe Rahman
Simon Colam
John Horler
Mike Garrick
Steve Melling
Robert Mitchell
John Taylor
Robin Aspland
Geoff Eales
Mike Gorman
Brian Dee

I am familiar with some of those. I have Stan Tracey on vinyl. I may
have others too. Can you recommend some albums I should check out?
Thanks.

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Mike O'sullivan wrote:

Here beginith the lesson:

Stan Tracey
Gareth Williams
Zoe Rahman
Simon Colam
John Horler
Mike Garrick
Steve Melling
Robert Mitchell
John Taylor
Robin Aspland
Geoff Eales
Mike Gorman
Brian Dee



Looking for a very good, cool piano trio ?
John Taylor, Marc Johnson, Joey Baron : "Rosslyn".

Take a break in the rush... ;O)

Mike O'sullivan wrote:

Here beginith the lesson:

Stan Tracey
Gareth Williams
Zoe Rahman
Simon Colam
John Horler
Mike Garrick
Steve Melling
Robert Mitchell
John Taylor
Robin Aspland
Geoff Eales
Mike Gorman
Brian Dee



Looking for a very good, cool piano trio ?
John Taylor, Marc Johnson, Joey Baron : "Rosslyn".

Take a break in the rush... ;O)

"The Stainless Steel Boob Orchestra" wrote in message
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On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 10:02:05 +0000 (UTC), "Mike O'sullivan"
wrote:

IMO he's over-hyped. "good-enough-for-jazz" voice and a reasonably
accomplished pianist, but nothing special. I can name off the top of my
head
10 jazz piano players in Britain more original and interested than
Cullum.

What are they more interested in? Or do you mean interesting?

So name the ten, then. I'm not a 'jazz person', but I certainly
appreciate what Cullum does. I appreciate what Paquito D'Rivera does
too, though for different reasons.

Here beginith the lesson:

Stan Tracey
Gareth Williams
Zoe Rahman
Simon Colam
John Horler
Mike Garrick
Steve Melling
Robert Mitchell
John Taylor
Robin Aspland
Geoff Eales
Mike Gorman
Brian Dee

On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 10:02:05 +0000 (UTC), "Mike O'sullivan"
wrote:

IMO he's over-hyped. "good-enough-for-jazz" voice and a reasonably
accomplished pianist, but nothing special. I can name off the top of my head
10 jazz piano players in Britain more original and interested than Cullum.

What are they more interested in? Or do you mean interesting?

So name the ten, then. I'm not a 'jazz person', but I certainly
appreciate what Cullum does. I appreciate what Paquito D'Rivera does
too, though for different reasons.

So do share. I'm in a music-buying mood.

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"The Stainless Steel Boob Orchestra" wrote in message
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Hi fans, note!

Go here, click 'Music', and click 'More' for album 'Twenty something'.

http://www.jamiecullum.com/JCFrameset.htm

Does anybody else have this album? I'd never heard of the guy until I
saw him on BBC Four. I was amazed by how natural and mature his voice
is given his years, and also by his ability to totally own the piano.

All analogue this recording--up until the CD bit, of course--and it
sounds really, really good for it. And wow, what great music. No one
so young should be this talented.

IMO he's over-hyped. "good-enough-for-jazz" voice and a reasonably
accomplished pianist, but nothing special. I can name off the top of my head
10 jazz piano players in Britain more original and interested than Cullum.

"The Stainless Steel Boob Orchestra" wrote in message
news:n2g4svk3ab5psc81ot2hl8p8m3ove65g80@rdmzrnewst xt.nz...
Hi fans, note!

Go here, click 'Music', and click 'More' for album 'Twenty something'.

http://www.jamiecullum.com/JCFrameset.htm

Does anybody else have this album? I'd never heard of the guy until I
saw him on BBC Four. I was amazed by how natural and mature his voice
is given his years, and also by his ability to totally own the piano.

All analogue this recording--up until the CD bit, of course--and it
sounds really, really good for it. And wow, what great music. No one
so young should be this talented.

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Try Michael Buble' :-)

On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 13:38:56 -0000, "Mike Gilmour"
wrote:

Try Michael Buble' :-)

Now where . . . Ah-HA! Children in Need. I saw his performance, but I
don't remember whether I liked it or not. That's usually not a good
sign.

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"The Stainless Steel Boob Orchestra" wrote in message
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On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 13:38:56 -0000, "Mike Gilmour"
wrote:

Try Michael Buble' :-)

Now where . . . Ah-HA! Children in Need. I saw his performance, but I
don't remember whether I liked it or not. That's usually not a good
sign.

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I didn't say he was good, its just the present competition though I suppose
its good to try and support home grown talent. Personally I don't think
either of 'em gets close to Harry Connick Jnr.
Don't say 'Who?'